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, 1887-07-17

Snw.o the Children. They are C.
9NOS pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy a positive cure. 1t saves
hours of anxious watching. Sold by
DR.. W. N. Hunt.
, 1887-07-17

Do you believe in heredity in handwriting
A friend advocates the theory to me with
much show OF reason. His life has been n
long one, and he says that now, in noticing
the signatures OF children of friends of his,
he is frequently startled by the close rela-
lions OF their ~penmanship to that of their
parents. Inquiry does not demonstrate that
the children have Intentionally copied the
handwriting Of their sires, but without in
tent have come into the same pen peculiari-
ties. In some instances the difference be-
tween the two could scarcely be distin-
Euished. The student OF heredity and its
many whims has here a new field Of labor
that might prove interesting in the develop
m~cnt-Pioneer Press Listener"
All kinds of legal blanks at the Leader
, 1887-07-17

Governor Hill says his favorite way of
spending a summers evening is to lean
back in a chair on the piazza of his house
I'and renect.p
, 1887-07-17

At Bergen, in Norway, there is an &C.
tagon shaped church, constructed of pa
pier mache. 1t will accommodate 1000
lcople.
, 1887-07-17

Each year our mail order trade in
creases. The people OF the West are
finding they can save money by trading
with us, besides getting stylish and well
made goods.
We keep everything worn by man or
boy, and our goods are made up with
special care. We carry many garments
not to be found elsewhere in Colorado.
Garments for miners, cattlemcn and
ranchmen specially adapted to their re-
spective vacations.
We cheerfully send our Fashion Gaia
logue and Price List to any address; also
send samples and prices on application.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re.
funded.
, 1887-07-17
CLEAR LARE ICR

Cheyenne Transfer company-From
five pounds per day to a carload at a time
Reasonable reductions to large consumers
, 1887-07-17

COUNTY OF LARAMIE, 81
| do solemnly swear hat the above and
foregoing is a true and correct statement
of the expenditures with the items there
of for the six months ending June 80,
1887, and that the financial condition of
said county, so far as relates to floating
Indebtedness is therein correctly shown.
JOHN X. JEFFREY,
County clerk and clerk of the board of
county commissioners.
Subscribed and sworn to before
, 1887-07-17

Courtesy of Hyo. A
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ASHES TO ASH r..
Rename OF Wsn-knOwn Citizens Laid Il
Their Earthly Rsstiug Place

1&msiDs OF WsL-knOWn Citizens Laid IN
Their Earthly Resting Place
The funeral OF Conrad Gssser took place on
Sunday afternoon from his residence, No 80
East Orange street. and was very largely at.
tended. TeutoDia Lodge, No. los, knights
os Pythias, turned out over Q hundred men,
beeA Rev. DR.. Kuelling conducted q short
sefvice at the house, after " hich the remains
were taken to St Johns Reformed church,
where the funeral sermon WAS preached.
The interment was made at Lancaster ceme.
tsFy.
The funeral OF John @. Schaanstine took
place this afternoon at o'clock, from his resi-.
dence on the Millersville turnpike. l, was
attonded by number of the members OF the
Grand Army posts Of thiS city, OF which he
Was member. The funeral services were
held at St Stephens Lutheran church, and
tho interment WAS made In the soldiers lot st
the Lancaster cemetery. The pail bearers
were the vsstry Of St Stephens church.
The funeral Of Casper Matthews, father. in
law Of Henry Wolf, took place this morning
from No. 1888 West Orange street Rev.
Aeister, OF St Stephens Lutheran church,
conducted the services, and the intermeut
was made at Zion's cemetery.
Tho funeral OF MIRA Ellen Albright, from
the residence OF her son. in-lsw, II. G. Housed,
this morning, was largely attended. Ser
vices we've held at the house at $50, and the
body taken to Marietta for interment
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary L., wife OF Capt.
Philip l.. Sprecher, took place this morning
at 1880 o'clock, from her husbands residence
on East Walnut street and was largely
attended. The intsrment was made al
Lancaster cemetery.
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ALMOsr sUESOUArED.
1afss Ch'idren Make Marrow Esospe From
Death by Coal 0as

1nsse Chsidren Make = Marrow Escape From
Death BY Coal Gas
several members Of the family OF + frederick
Sweigert residing at No. 722 Poplar street,
we're almost suffocsted by coal gas on Satur
Gay n1ght or rather Sunday morning. The
eas escaped from heater down stairs which
had been fixed wrong before the familu
retired. Both hampers had been sbut and
the top was left open. The gas could no,
oecape by the pipe 90 II rushed out of the ton
The door OF the stairway was also left onsn
and the gas passed up Near the top Of the
stairs was Q room which was occup,ed nv
those OF Mr.. Sweigert's children. II was
Allied with gas and the children were affected.
The first intimstion that the other members
Of the family had OF the affair was ssrly IN
~ morning whom . daughter, aged 10 years,
Who had been sleeping In the affected room,
eoaggered into that occupied by her parents
aad tell upon the floor. For q time she Was
uneoascions and the other members of the
1Amily upon awakening a once knew what
Was the msttsr. The windows and doors OF
house were thrown open In order that air
could b obtained. The two other children
Who were In the room were also found to be
a6ected. Dr.. Warren was sent for and upon
hh arrival he applied restoratives TO the
children who were much better In Q shor,
tnA They felt the effects OF the sss all dsy,
o0s wsss soon free from all danger.
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DAArAS.


SNoLLEN- In this city, on the lst inst, John
l.. smollen, aged IS years and months.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No 6t5 west Orange street.
on Tuesday morning at $50 O'Clock. High mass
at ST. Mary's church at O'Clock. lnterment at
ST. Mary cemetery. q
DSTRICH Harrisburg. on the Cd inst ,
Mary |. DIETRICH, IN the 18th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectiully invited to attend the funeral from
the Penn'a X. h. Depot on arrival of l?:5s train
tomorrow tTuesdayl iuterment at Lancaster
cemetery. ltds
FEEeUsoS.- On the 2i OF April. yalina. daugh
ter OF Nathaniel Ferguson, IN the 3!st year OF
her age.
Services and interment private. al Std
MILLER.-Apri ., 1857, Kate NJ. vile of John
II. Miller. aged a. years and IS days
The relatives and friends Of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her husband IN Millersvile, on
Tuesday, April 5th. at one O'Clock and O'Clock
at Zion's Reformed church. Millersvtle ltd.
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rH6 MAYOR's BUSY COURr.
Fourteen Cases Heard ana Disposed Of Tt
Morning

Fourteen Cases Heard ana Disposed Of This
Morning.
Saturday night was an unusually disor.
derly one and the noise WAS made Is q rule
by young men. The police made seven ar
rests for disturbing the peace. John Donaghy,
Harry Binkly and Frank Maynard amused
Themselves at 2 o'clock on Sunday morning
by singing and making great noise on South
Lime street to the disturbance Of those living
on that street. As it was their first otfense
they were discharged upon the ayment OF
costs RichSId Redmond and young man
namens Bruder were about starting Q
6ie6t In Centre Square when Oficer Barn.
hold put in an appearance. He arrested
Redmond but Bruder got away. warrant
was issued for his arrest to-day. Redmond
wss discharged upon payment of costa VII.
liam Hughes appeared for the second
tune and he was retired to jail for thirty
days. John Mannering was released from
Jail, after serving thirty day term on Sat.
urdsy, and he celebrated the event by get,ips 9
| gloriously drunk. He was sent back fer sixty
days. Michael Flear was discharged on pay.
| ment of costs, as it WAS first otfsnse.
Four tranps were committed to the work
house for thirty days each aud three lodgeri
| were discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

SnssA .. Gsao. 0rsa@. Dopsses q LEGAL
Securities - Puo4e ma
This assssnooo Sam Matt Fridy sold for J.
n Long, broker, q The Fnnklin house, the
Soilowing stockA &c:
Tsu slarss a Farmen' National stock, to
Jscob Bausman, q Sile Is per share
Nine shares Of nme, 10 Samuel Seldom.
ridge at eil7 per share
Teu shares Lancaster County National
bank, TO K. N. Hostetter at ell1. 80 rer shdfe.
Thirteen shares Of same, to John B.
warfsl, at sll7.50.
Fifteen shares Of same to Jacob Shrk at
elI150.
Fifteen shares of same to John b. Myers
Five shares OF same to J. X. Esby, at
sll7.50.
Five shares Of same to L. NJ. Hostetter at
ell7 40.
Ten shares OF same to X. b. Baker a.
e1l7 40.
Five shares Of First National bank OF Ian.
caster, to Jacob X. Hershey, at 1904 % per
share
Five shares Of Marietta turnpike stock, to
II. z. Cassel, a. S3i o5 per share
Twenty shares OF same, to same, at ss3 10
Per share.
Ten shares Of Peoples National bank, to DR..
A. J. Herr, atslsl
Five shares OF same to jacob B. weidler,
OF SlSl15.
Ten shares OF same to [. Musslenan, a,
sl32
Five shares Of same to A. d. Long, at slsl.
75.
Five shares Of same to same, at tl2e75.
Ten shares OF same to John GinGrich, sl2S
Five shares of same to Christian Rohrer, a
sl2S
Five shares of same to same, at $l27.75.
| Ten shares of Columbia National bank, (,
II. F. Bruner, at Sli7.aa
Sixteen shares OF same to same, at Sli1.75
Ten shares Of Northern National bank, 4
A. F. Hostetter, Sl37.S5.
Ten shares Of same to Stoner, at SI37,75.
Eight shares of Western Market, to Ella
Hershey, at 600 per share.
at $50 a5
Ten shares OF Northern market to B. +
Montgomery at $S0l0.
| Ten shares OF Lancaster & Millersville rail
way to Ii. W. Hartman at so per share.
| Five shares Of same to A. NJ. Fraptz q
500 IS
Five shares Of same to A. NJ. Frsntz a
500 o5.
Six shares Of Lancaster street railway t
Emanuel Keller at $50.
Eight shares Lancaster & Qusrryville rail
road to b. F. Montgomery At 81 per share
Ten shares OF Big Spring and Beaver Va
ley turnpike to George X. Reed at $50 pc
share.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

At late hour last night James Robinson
day operator of the Pennsylvania railroad
company at Mountvilie, was On his way
home through the village, when he noticed a
man walking in front OF him with bsg over
his shoulder. He thought he knew the fel.
low and called to him. The man took to his
heels and dropped the bag in his flight Rob
inson examined the bag and found in 1t nine
big fat chickens, which were dead, their
necks having been rung Robinson then
started In pursuit of the man, who succeeded
In escaping. The chickens and bag were left
at the house OF Harry Binkley for identifica.
ton.
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Sult About Tobacco.

Alderman Fordney this morning heard
the civil suit Of Jacob Greenburg against
Isaac Stirk & Co. 1t was tobacco case, and
the facts developed were that G Greenburg sold
his crop Of tobacco to buyer OF Stirk's at 5.
cents through. When the tobacco was de.
livered the tobacco men refused to take 1t at
the price con trscted for, on the ground that
1t WAS not in good condition., a great part of II
being rotten. Greenburg claimed that the
tobacco agent saw the crop and bought 1t rs
II was After Stirk & Co refused to take
the tobacco it was sold to another party, and
this suit was brought to recover the loss sus
tanned. Decision was reserved.
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The WOrnan's Relief COvDs.

On Saturday evening the Womsn's relief
corps of George II. Thomas Post, Grand
Army OF the Republic, WAS instituted In this
city by Mrs. Mary C. Collom, Of Mahonoy
City, who WAS in nstituting ofiicer The CORPS
starts with fourteen members, and the 9th
GERS are as follows:
President, Mrs. Sue Nimlow senior vice
president, Miss Laura Maynard Junior vice
president, Mis-. Beitzsll secretary, Mrp.
Abraham killian /; treasurer, Miss Annie
Hensler conductor, Miss Name Reiden.
bach assistant cond uctor, MIRA Hiram Nc.
Elroy guard, Mrs. NJ. V. B. Keller.
The object OF the corps is to relieve poo,
and destitute soldiers
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

A suit IVES brought In the court OF common
pleas this afternoon by Brown 4 Hensel, o.
torneys for Joseph q. Brinser, which has IN
interesting history. The defendants are
John @. Brinser aud Joseph 8, Rutt and the
action brought 10 that OF deceit About ter
or twelve years ago II IL alleged that the de'
fendants through . fraudulent judgment,
defrsuded Joseph c. Brinser out OF OF . large
sum of money. Recently Que Of the defend
ants con Il ssed to his part In the transaction
and the above suit is brought to recover the
money out OF which he was defraudsd. The
statute of Limitation bars criminal prosecu
tion, or one for conspiracy would be entered
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

DIR. George D. Ssnsenig has taken the place
OF Dr. McCreary at the county hospital, and
the latter will remove to Blair county, where
he Will engage in the practice OF his proies
sion. Daniel sensenig Is the new secretary
Oh the poor board, taking the place OF H. X.
Myers
At the prison, Andrew J. Caldwell has
taken the place of Eli Miller, an assistant un.
derkeePer, and NJ. T.. Killing, OF Lescock, has
succeeded II. N. Weaver a. night wstchmsn,
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AAkh rs.


Wv foss. April A-FIour market steady +;
Fine. e S13 90; supernne, % 7003 80 ;
good to choice extra Western, g s3S3 % good
to fancy extra state q soa4 % common TO good
extra Western. S l5lD Do.
wheat-So. l Red state, 93c; No do
s.kG Sc; No. BED, Winter. april, 92kc; May,
9lNc: June. Gle.
Corn-so. I. mixed cash, 5os; Apru. 4s,&c ;
May. 4sc June, 4s}sc
Oats-No. whiIe state, $40 No. 2 DO, 37hc {;
Ne mixed April 34Sc.
Rye dull Western, S<)5sc state, 57koasc.
Barley duh.
Pork quiet new mess, SIS %; old mess, sl5 o.
Gel5 IS
Lard-May. g.; June. 7Gs
Aoasses quiet at l96 9Hc tor boiling stock.
Turpentfne frm at 3oc.
Rosin n rm strained to GOOD, q 1901 2lk
Petroleum DUN Refined, In cases, skc.
Hret2hts dull; grain to Glasgow, I'd.
Butter dull Western Creamery, 2!02}c (:
Egtn Creamery, 2-0.sc state dairy, half nrkin
tubs. ltf3sec.
Cheese nrm; Western Flat. llol2c: good to
choice light skins. ll49llkc. Fancy White, lig
linc; State Factory, nHH &c.
sggs weak; state. I3l.G &c; Western, lSH6
lac.
sugar quiet Renned Cutloaf, Slec 1;
6rAnulated, sos 3lsc.
Tallow dull :; prime city, 3l:-l6Gtc.
Rice nominal Carofna, fair to good, 303kc.
Coffee rrIn fair cargoes. 1910
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Unclaimed Laster.

Ihe following Is list Of unclaimed letter,
remaining In the Postoitice, Monday, April
Ldd,es Lst-Mrs. George Eoerett, Misc
Mabel Graham, Miss Jennie Hartin. Mrs 70
II. Smith. ~
Gents List-Gottlieb Bauer, II. J. ERRer.
Howard Martin, w. Harding Rowland
Emi. Schuithess, Benjamin Shoil, L. Wilde'
II. Yager.
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Knssksa Down ~ . Horss.

sunday estsrnoon party Of young ladies
wess walking along the Philsdelp phis turn.
pekensar The reservoir, when Elizabeth Hssa
- o. shelr number, was knocked down bv
noeee driven by Aichasl Hsrnish. II
- tnes M Asrnish had turned bis head
70 some one who he'd called 10 him
Sosoeas occurred before hs ssw the
- ~ - ~ sesiks her, and her iniuriss
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state Kn,ghts to Meet.

The Knights of Labor OF Pennsy Ia will
hold q convention in Harrisburg on Thurs
day. In the add dress issued by Grand Master
Workman Powderly he says all delegates
are to send duplicate of credentials to Ed
ward NJ. Painter, Columbia
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msde IN Assignment.

Joseph Il. Deichler and wife, OF this city,
made an assignment On Saturday afternoon
for the benefit OF their creditors to John L.
Miller. Mr.. Deichler has had Q 8 and 10
cent store on North Queen street for the last
few yeara
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04
Lancaster. Light Co.,. Nearly sso.ooo.

Harrisburg's councils decided on Saturday
evening to place the contract for lighting the
city with the Excelsior Electric company.
The Thompscn-Ho Houston company was a
bidder and asked S72 per light, and the tx.
celsior agrees to light the entire city for
fl3 $50
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

The Rose Lise company disbanded In
Bristol on Saturday night The cause was
lack Of funds and salaries not paid. one Of
the company was in this city last night and
he stated that the management owed him
over Slol
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r.e Their own Horv%s

The Z)zo" company. which appears here
on Saturday evening, carries pair Of Larry q
Norman horses which they use for hauling
their scenery, baggage etc, from the car to
70 the opera house.
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soskc, medium. s,totks common. .sosAe.
thecp Nc hieher elttA Soss<c gOce, we
Nc; medium &c; common. soskc. Lamoss
linxs active state. soe,<c; western. sAos,so.
Mich calves were active Al S(tsc
Eat cows were dull at 2S0Skc.
Mich cows were Inactive at es36&
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Philsdslphia Produce ,sarks,

PHiLADsLPHiA, April t.-vlour market duu +.
sales. sU barrels Minnesota Bakers o. 7saSA n, |.
Nu0s5j; Patents, q i505 o.. w.
Rye dour quiet, " s5.
oo Wheat Eaprii. $3.50; May. sOxc; June.
Gorn- April. &C.; May. Hc.; June, 47kc
Gsis.I,Aprti. ss,.c.; May. s7c.; june, snzc.
July, 3kc. '|<~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

The family OF John Patterson, on North
Mulberry street. are reported to be in desti.
tute circumstances. Mr.. Patterson is the old
gentleman who WAS in ured last week by the
runaway team Of Capt Franklin.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

Anew engine Of three horse power has been
put in the little steam boat on the Conestogs.
Yesterday another trip was made aud with
tsn persons on board the steamer made the
run from Media Hill to Grsetf's Landing in
seven minutes. The distance 10 almost .
mile.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

A l. Winters has purchased OF Joseph c.
Wright q farm OF AZ acres, situated near
the ore mines in Providence to wnship. The
terms were private.
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Opsnins Of the MiiIsrsvi,,s schosl.

Opsnins Of the Miilsrsvilis school,
The Millersville Normal school, the winter
term OF which ended two weeks ago, re.
opened to-day for the spring and summer.
students have been srriving.in town all day,
and the Miiisrsvills railway IL kept very
busy with extra cara
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle pa.rkss.

PHILADELPHIA, April +-Beef cattle, rscetpts
for week were-Beeves 2.O00; sheep, e00; HoRs.
5000; Hogs, 800
Beef cattle were active; Extra. sk0sxe; gooa
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VOUR LAST CHANCE!
Il $500 REWARD!
BRAGGARrs AnD rALsI1IERs TO THE REAR!
ONE MOKE PUBLIC SALE,
MONDAY. APRIL lith. 1881, at 10 =. m. and

BRA6sARrs AnD rALsIyIERs TO THE REARi
ONE MOKE PUBLIC SALE,
MONDAY, APRIL lth. 1881, at 10 =. m. and
Q p. m.
This will be the greatest OF all sales-greatest
in number of vehicles and in hneness Of finish
Look at this list: l2 Extra Fine Full Leather
Top Buggtes. 30 Extra fine Leather Quarter
BuRgiss, rs Extra fine Rubber Top Buggies Is
Extra Fine Two seated Carriages. OF al styles,
stationary .na 11%ps: Two 9r snG ansin Thrss
Wagons, Four: Passenger surrtss-Top and No
Wood. yarnished; 0ns-seated RoekswaX g
Phsetons. One-sested Two and Three spring
Pony Phastons,. One.stated Jenny Linds.
Also. Is second Hand Vehicles.
ihose Who Si.h vehicle VIII be given An op.
ON until the dey Of sale. Remember. that o
guarantees is stsao for one year with every vehi-
TAE. NOTICE Tho above reward Of esO0 will
be paid to any pers0n Who has heard any one
declare that ths work solo vt our sales Wss not
- represented; and We challenge any one in
M, ,Sa, con community 70 produce better work than
curity. EORBECK RiLEY.
Corner Of Duke and Vine streets.
~ HOWE Aueuesser. spr\'lwa
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Visiting Lancaster

William Hoppe, son OF q former pastor o.
Zion church, is in town stopping with Henry
Doerr, OF Water street
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LEND a HELPIkG HAND.

Add Tour Mite to the Contributions For the
German Tramps.
The 1NTELLIGESCER feels much encour-
aged at the ready response given to Its appeal
for aid for the German tramps, the tale OF
whose woes was printed on Saturday. The
publication has evoked wide popular sym.
pathy, and every one should turn In and
give little something to help along the good
causo LnlInUipu ava . ho l,,a ,on, ,h,.;...
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

CHICAGO, April t-The Drocers Journal re
ports Cattle-Receipts, 500 head; shipments
5O: market steady; shipping steers, no 10
$50 rs. S ss05 20; stockers and feeders, q Is
0S cows. bulls and mixed. % GOA 70 4; bulk.
e SGS IS; Texas grassers, Is CO. 50.
Hogs-Receipts suO head shipments, 400
head market strong and slow rough and
,Nea. Ss y = pass;ns n ana & &sa'gpins' . o'o
sheep-Receipts, 500 head; shipments,
none market strong: natives. - o0t IS
~ 500S IS.
EAST LIhHsrY.-Cattie - Receipts, III head
shipments, IA; nothing doing; prime. SOS Is
ftir to good, u SS1& IS common, H0< Is ship.
msnts 10 New York. cars
Hogs-Receipts, 2,lD head shipments S,SS
head market fair: Philatelphiss, o. l0<sS 10
Workers, - Snsi5 20; common to light tS Stao 81
pigs q SOS %: shipments to New York. cars.
sheep -Recetpts 100 head shipmentS, loo
market fair prime, EssS IS prime to good
a 2S0& IS common, Is SsSt; lambs, eS06.
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Chicago Produce alarkss.

CHICAGO. April L. a:30 a. m.-Aarhet opened.
Whest--AAy, s.kc June, size; July, sOl,c
j My. Ahc.
0sts-April, as1sge'c May. 2sxc June. %.
Pork-May and June, e2l 10
Lard-May, q SIX.
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lay. Is TX; June. q Is.
uLusIH0.

xhest-Aprtl. 7'1Ic; May. sl.fc; june. size
.O.n Os.SinIIapr,; sale; Nay. asxo. June.
ySsts-Apri; k,kc: May. as,ic june. asXc.,
fork-Aprii, s1 rs may. SN 90 June, IN 90,
LA LiSrcIAprh' =; IS; May. u s2k; June, "a 20,
aiH : sspE,'. co; May. s 10; June. ss ,7x
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

New York stocks
Nsw YORK. April 4, l:SO p. m.-Aoney loaned
at . per cent Exchange steady. ~ SKA. -
Governments steady. Currency s's,N 26k bid; As
Coup, q IS. bid; KS DO, q oeJs bid.
The stock market this morning opened strong
and duting the nrst hour on an active buying o,
Erie Lake shore, Mort hwestern. Jersey Central
and Reading prices advanced 4 TO per cent
In the hour to noon a fraction Of the advance
wss on realizing sales. At the present writing
the market Is firm again at the best figures Of
the day.